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A new snapshot of Collector Core was made with these two new configuration options on <sslEnabled>[false|true]</sslEnabled>
<sslInvalidHostNameAllowed>[false|true]</sslInvalidHostNameAllowed> Both HTTP and Filesystem Collectors latest snapshots have been updated as well to include the latest Collector Core dependency. Please give it a try and let me know. |
Hello I can confirm that the committer now successfully connects to ComosDB and works for a while but soon starts to fail. Initially I raise the number of RU's to compensate but I even when set to 10,000 (from 1000,2000,5000) eventually the system will not longer feed any records to the DB. Its possible that the is a limit on connection and its trying to establish a new connection each time without closing the old one and then running into a max limit. WARN [SLF4JLogger] Got socket exception on connection [connectionId{localValue:5, serverValue:-96182621}] to dev.documents.azure.com:10255. All connections to dev.documents.azure.com:10255 will be closed. |
Continued from Above - I was able to configure the committer to work with CosmosDB Developer version and hit the same error. By unchecking the "Rate Limiting" feature it appears to be working. CosmosDB is limited by RU/s. Setting this limit to 1000 all starts working fine for a while, then slowly starts to error, eventually grinding to a stop. Try to restart the crawl and the system crawls again as the limit of RU's is reached. Deleting the database and increasing the number even to 5000 does not help, just delays the process and as the upper limit for RU's is 10,000, I don't think this is currently viable as a URL Store |
Hello
Using the Azure Search committer I wanted to use CosmosDB as a URL Store rather than MongoDB.
MongoCrawlDataStoreFactory - looking at code the only reason it does not work is that there is no support for HTTPS connection. If you add this option you should find that it works ok
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